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"Oh! it's solid," replied the workman tranquilly.
"And Cécile?" he asked, "isn't she up yet then?""I can't make it out," replied his wife.
He replied peacefully:"Never!
Stop a bit.""No, no! later on," replied Maheude.
"Monsieur is right," replied Maheude sturdily.
He spoke to them all familiarly, and replied without stopping:"Just leave me alone; you drink too much coffee."
When shall it be?""Wait till the fine weather," replied Maheude, constrainedly.
Isn't it true, Alzire, that we have all had some?""Sure enough, mother," replied the little humpback, who under such circumstances could tell lies with the self-possession of a grown-up person.
"I'm mending my dress that I tore yesterday," replied Catherine.
Levaque replied that it must be something of that sort, for Bébert had also disappeared, and those rascals always went prowling about together.
not fair!" replied Jeanlin furiously.
And he replied with his gentle voice, almost without an accent:"I am thirsty when I eat."
I've stabled them," she replied, with a fine impudent gaiety.
"I've nothing to say against it," replied Levaque, with an abstracted air.
She accepted a chair, and seemed pleased to hear that she was at last to be married; then, as they were looking for Zacharie, she replied in her soft voice:"I am waiting for him; he is over there."
"Lord!" replied Maheu, "if there were more money there would be more comfort.
And as he energetically replied, "Yes!" she made him hold his tongue.
The latter replied with his usual phrase of habitual contempt.
"No, no, I've made no mistake," replied the clerk.
Then, when Trompette had passed, he replied, on the subject of Bataille:"Oh, he's a cunning old beast!
The groaning alone replied.
one of our good workers," replied the chief captain.
I will tell you more at dessert.""Yes, as you please," replied Deneulin, so full of his thoughts that he accepted without ceremony.
The mirth was unbounded when Négrel, having asked the housemaid for bread, she replied, "Yes, sir," in a voice as low and terrified as if she had behind her a troop ready for murder and rape.
"Oh!" he replied, "we have had them before.
"Certainly," he replied.
Then, after a long silence, she replied:"You're right; go.
He smiled at the last remark, and simply replied:"Then that is a new demand, for until now, sir, you have neglected to claim that control.
"No, no," she replied, "we must not wish any one dead.
But her good nature did not disarm her mother, who replied:"Instead of bringing us sweets, you would have done better to stay and earn bread for us."
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